In a violent confrontation that culminated in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, what began as a road rage incident escalated into a stabbing. According to the NYPD, two men engaged in aggressive driving behavior, cutting each other off as they traveled into Manhattan, leading to a physical altercation 17 miles from the initial encounter.
The dispute reached a boiling point when a yellow pickup truck and a black sedan were involved in a crash. Following the collision, the NYPD reported that the driver of the pickup truck attacked the driver of the sedan with a knife, inflicting multiple stab wounds.
Authorities arrived at the scene to find the victim, a 28-year-old male, with severe injuries. Witnesses to the event were shocked as the violent scene unfolded in broad daylight. One bystander described a man emerging from the yellow vehicle and launching a frenzied attack on the sedan driver, targeting the man’s neck and legs, leading to significant bleeding. The perpetrators attempted to flee the location, only to be apprehended by police officers who swiftly intervened.
The injured party was promptly transported to a local hospital by emergency services. Despite the graveness of his injuries, including facial and neck wounds, the hospital authorities have indicated that he is in stable condition.
Source: Fox News
